• NIT agartala-33. 37
• NIT calicut-37
• NIT durgapur-35. 33
• NIT hamirpur-39. 33
• MNIT jaipur-36. 33
• NIT jalandhar-34
• NIT Jamshedpur-32. 33
• NIT manipur-32. 67
• NIT Nagaland-36

Hi,

Yes, you can pursue M.Tech after M.Sc in Chemistry. You need to find out the specific criteria of various colleges for this course. So, just check the eligibility criteria in whichever university or college you will be applying, thoroughly. 

Good luck to you!

Hello Everyone

We have mg3(po4)2

So,

1~o.25mole of Oxygen

Then

8=1/32

Moles of Mg(PO4)2 which contains 0.25 moles o2 is ~1000/32*10=0.03125

Thank you very much.....

Hello,

Thanku for asking this question.

After graduating, one can also opt for postgraduate studies to get a sturdy hold of their chemical passion such as Masters in Chemistry.

Why Choose Master of Science (Chemistry)?

 Diverse career opportunities

 Finest and reputed profession

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Hey arnab!

Yes , it is true that DNAs are made from nucleotides , each containing a five carbon sugar  backbone , each containing a phosphate group and nitrogen base. So , it should obviously be called as bases because of nitrogen base. But it is also attached to a

Dear candidate, please specify about the college about whose main campus you seek to have admission in as it is not possible to tell you about your chances of admission in a particular college without knowing about the name of the college. Therefore, please inform about the name of the

Hi there, LPU offers, B Tech in Mechanical Engineering through lateral entry. The eligibility is Pass with 60% aggregate marks in Diploma (Engg.) (any stream) 3 years after 10th Or 2 years after 10+2 (Non-Medical) Or B.Sc. (Non-Medical) Or B.Sc. (Computer Science) or equivalent, subject to qualifying LPUNEST.

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Dear Aspirant

For SC category, the marks obtained in Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Bio-technology taken together in qualifying examination shall be 40% marks for being eligible for appearing for NEET.

Your marks in PCB and 50% seems to be doubtful and confusing. Kindly provide us your practical + theory marks of

Hi Aspirant

Your question is a little ambiguous so I cannot seem to understand what exactly you are trying to look for.

When you say general chemistry I assume you are trying to ask about BSC chemistry. In case that is the case old IITs like IIT Bombay provide course